Materials & Finishes
From ceramic and sintered stone tabletops to metal bases, shaped wood-based forms and upholstery, materials shape the structure, surface and feel of our furniture. We work with you to select materials and finishes for your product requirements.
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Materials in the Furniture
Explore the surfaces, structures and upholstery used across our dining and living furniture.
Sintered Stone & Ceramic Surfaces
Ceramic and sintered stone surfaces for dining tables, coffee tables and cabinet tops.
Metal
Steel legs and frames with powder-coated finishes, alongside stainless steel bases and decorative components.
Engineered Wood & Panel Materials
MDF for shaped bases and cabinet panels, with plywood used in seat supports and internal upholstered structures.
Upholstery
Fabric, genuine leather, PU and microfiber leather for chairs and sofas, with material and colour choices discussed according to product requirements.
Sintered Stone & Tabletop Construction
We use ceramic and sintered stone surfaces across dining tables, coffee tables and cabinet tops, with tabletop construction varying according to the product and its application.
Surface Selection
We work with selected domestic and international ceramic and sintered stone brands. Colours and patterns can be reviewed through available samples to suit the furniture range.
Ceramic & Glass Construction
Thinner ceramic surfaces are combined with a glass backing in several tabletop constructions. Examples include 3 mm ceramic with 10 mm glass, and 3 mm ceramic with 6 mm glass used for coffee tables.
Standalone Sintered Stone
Selected tabletops use 12 mm sintered stone without a glass backing. This is one of several constructions used across the range; the specification depends on the individual product.
Metal Structures & Finishes
Our metal components range from steel table and chair frames to stainless steel bases and decorative details, with finishes selected for the material and furniture design.
Powder-Coated Steel
We use powder-coated steel for table legs, table frames and chair frames. Common finishes include matte black and textured black surfaces.
Stainless Steel Finishes
Stainless steel is used for table legs, bases and decorative components. Finish options include brushed surfaces and electroplated colours such as gunmetal and rose gold.
Aluminium Extension Components
Aluminium is used in extension rails and mechanisms for extendable dining tables.
Engineered Wood & Shaped Forms
MDF and plywood serve different roles across our furniture, from sculptural table bases and finished cabinet panels to the internal structures of upholstered seating.
Shaped MDF Forms
We use MDF for pedestal bases, shaped table legs, coffee-table forms and cabinet panels, creating furniture components with curved profiles and sculptural shapes.
Painted & Veneered Finishes
Shaped MDF components can be prepared for painted or veneered finishes, according to the product design and material requirements.
Plywood Support Structures
Plywood is used for chair seat supports, sofa internal frames and other upholstered structures. It generally sits beneath foam and upholstery rather than forming the visible surface.
Upholstery & Material Selection
We work with a range of upholstery materials for dining chairs, lounge chairs and sofas, with surface texture and colour considered alongside the furniture design.
Fabric Upholstery
Fabric is used across our upholstered chairs and sofas. Available swatches provide a reference for reviewing texture and colour.
Leather & Alternatives
We work with genuine leather, PU leather and microfiber leather, with the choice discussed in relation to the seating design and customer requirements.
Material & Colour Selection
Customers can specify upholstery materials and colours or select from available references. We discuss these choices in relation to the product and furniture range.
Samples for Material Review
Material samples and colour references can be prepared to support selection and customer review, bringing surface and upholstery choices together for the furniture range.
Surface Samples
Ceramic and sintered stone sample pieces provide physical references for reviewing available colours and patterns alongside other furniture materials.
Upholstery Cards
Fabric colour cards and leather or alternative upholstery samples allow customers to compare textures and shades when considering seating options.
Sample Sets for Review
Sample sets can be prepared for customer review, including use in customers’ own showrooms. The contents can be discussed according to the furniture and material options under consideration.
Discuss Your Material & Finish Requirements
Share your furniture requirements, preferred materials or finish references. Our team can discuss material choices and sample needs for your range.
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